Albert Welledits, a pilot in Austria, sent me a video of a pattern flight at LOAN (Wiener Neustadt East Airport) on his flightsim cockpit simulating the Diamond DA20. He says the Rwy 09 in Service is a very challenging final, and he hates it on windy days, in particular.
The Air Creation 582SL was my favorite ultralite trike in FSX/P3D, for which I developed FIP Gauges for it a few years ago. I am so glad to find a remodeled MSFS version of it in Flightsim.to, which seems attracted a lot of interests now.
Had it installed and flied with it for some hours. Frankly, wouldn’t say that it is as good as the original. But at least it is playable. In particular, my original AC582SL gauges can fully work with it without any issue, including the backlit too.
Due to vulnerability of the Community folder in MSFS, I recently use
the MSFS_Addon_Linker to map all my external apps to the folder in oder to keep things manageable just in case.
Everything works fine except the RealSimGear app for the GNS430 and 530, unfortunately. It was similarly put under the Addons folder where I store all my external apps.
The app seemed to be loaded into MSFS successfully but only a few buttons work. Continue reading
While I was cleaning up and finalizing my work PC with new components yesterday, I discovered an effective way to increase FPS and smoothness of MSFS instantly.
The trick simply involves the changing of a few options in the game.
Read from RealSimGear’s forum that some users have alignment 
issues when moving the GPS displays from the virtual cockpit to the GNS430 and GNS530.
The official instruction says that there is no need to resize the popped out GPS screens from the virtual cockpit. Just move them over to the GNSs and press right Alt-Enter. The GPS screens will fit on the devices accordingly.
Unfortunately, it’s not just those users in the forum having problems in doing so. I encountered the same situation that the GPS screens wouldn’t fit onto the GNSs by following the official instruction as well.
Here’s my solutions: Continue reading
Have you ever had an idea if the G1000 instruments could be shown on the Logitech’s Flight Instrument Panels (FIPs), it would be great?
It is possible now.
John of Simgeneering, a private pilot in New Zealand, said he was inspired to create his own since he couldn’t find one on the market for his instrument rating training.
So far, he has implmented an emulator for the G1000 MFD (Multi-function Display), which Continue reading
One thing that puzzles me a lot in MSFS since the beginning is how the aircraft are parked in the airport. The picture below shows the most common manner how static aircraft are placed in MSFS. 
Shouldn’t the aircraft be parked in the opposite direction facing the horizontal line of the T-mark?
I don’t see Continue reading
The XPL_GaugeSwitcher, which helps users running my Gauges under Logitech X-Plane plugins, has been updated to version 11. 
Besides new features, enhancements and optimizations, two ready-made Profiles for the B58 and C172SP are included to the new version so that users of these gauges can start flying with them immediately.
For those who are currently using the XPL_GaugeSwitcher with custom-made Profiles created already, no worry. Continue reading
During the CTD period in the last two days, a few friends including Demetrius and Robert Temmerman recommended me the free utility MSFS Addons Linker in Flightsim.to, which helps effectively manage addons loaded to the Community folder as well as to enhance a safer and easier environment in case I need to empty the folder.
The utility was also suggested by John H. Helms, who provided the tips for increasing ships in Post 665 about a month ago.
Honestly, Continue reading
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